Ukraine Peace Talks Update: Zelensky Says 10% Away from Agreement: Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that the country is just 10% away from reaching a peace deal with
EU turns to Egypt for Gaza and migration help The EU welcomes autocratic Egypt’s assistance with Gaza and migration. Activists said the EU was supporting an authoritarian regime during
Lawmakers accused of spying for Russia Germany: Far-right politicians are charged with Russian eavesdropping. AfD lawmakers in Thuringia have come under fire for allegedly attempting to exploit parliamentary investigations
French police foil plot targeting Russian activist A rights organisation for inmates in Russia’s infamously harsh prison system was established by Vladimir Osechkin and is called Gulagu.net. France’s national
Ukraine Receives Patriot System from Israel in Surprise Move Israel Shifts Position on Ukraine Ukraine has confirmed the deployment of a U.S.-made Patriot anti-aircraft system, which was delivered through
Skies on Edge: NATO Airspace Violations & Trump’s Call When Trump Says “Shoot Them Down” At the United Nations General Assembly this week, former U.S. President Donald Trump delivered
Russia-Ukraine War Day 1,303: Regional Security and NATO’s Tightening Circle Introduction: As the Russia-Ukraine war reaches Day 1,303, the conflict’s impact now extends deep into Europe’s security architecture. NATO
Russia’s Heaviest Strikes on Ukraine What Happened? Russia launched its most intense aerial bombardment on Ukraine since the conflict began. According to BBC News, over 810 drones and 13
Europe’s Strategy to Counter Russian GPS Interference The Baltic Sea region has seen GPS jamming and spoofing since 2022, primarily from Russia and Belarus, according to a May 2025
Russia Launches Unprecedented Aerial Assault: Late on June 28, 2025, Russia launched an unprecedented air offensive against Ukraine, unleashing over 500 aerial weapons in what Kyiv termed the largest
